Put Some Respect on De La Soul’s Name
If you only know De La Soul from its feature on Gorillaz’s “Feel Good Inc.,” now is the time to catch up.
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Moe Is on a Quest to Keep Progressing
On Circle of Giants, jam band Moe continues its quest to constantly move forward musically.
Molchat Doma Broke Down Language Barriers at Revolution Live
Belarusian band Molchat Doma overcame the language barrier at its Fort Lauderdale show.
Molchat Doma Brings Its Dark-Synth Sound to Revolution Live
Molchat Doma returns to South Florida on January 30 for a show at Revolution Live.
A True South Florida Story Inspired John Dufresne’s New Novel, My Darling Boy
“The most literary place I’ve ever lived is right here, ” the author and FIU professor tells New Times.
GroundUp Festival Returns to Miami Beach With New Format
Snarky Puppy is back with a reformatted GroundUp Family Dinner Weekend at the Miami Beach Bandshell.
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Strum Along: South Florida Folk Music Festival Quietly Returns
South Florida Folk & Acoustic Music Festival serves as a three-day meeting point for local lovers of quiet music.
Spam Allstars Celebrate 30 Years of Getting Everybody Moving
For 30 years, the Spam Allstars have been championing a multilingual party vibe.
Victoria Blue Literally Makes a Name for Herself
Before she took on the stage name Victoria Blue, the Miami-based singer learned to love music at an early age.
Chained Saint Aims to Take Metal World by Storm
Chained Saint follows a long tradition of teenagers drawn in by the loud volume and the dark, angsty lyrics of heavy metal.
Melissa Etheridge Will Help Welcome Back War Memorial Auditorium
Anyone alive in the ’90s knows Melissa Etheridge has been performing her brand of blues rock for quite some time.
Robert “Raven” Kraft Celebrates 50 Years of Running on New Year’s Eve
This New Year’s Eve will mark the 50th year that Robert “Raven” Kraft has run the sands of South Beach.
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Estelle Is Looking Forward to Performing With Nu Deco Ensemble
Known for her 2008 hit “American Boy,” Estelle will take the stage with the Nu Deco Ensemble at the Adrienne Arsht Center.
Miami Plays a Pivotal Role in Thurston Moore’s New Memoir, Sonic Life
Thurston Moore wrote most of Sonic Life while in Miami during the COVID-19 lockdown.
King Stingray Introduces the Didgeridoo to Surf Rock
King Stingray is set to open for countrymen King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard at Factory Town.
Pachyman Will Deliver His Dub Reggae at ZeyZey
Pachyman’s sound is reminiscent of tunes made by Jamaican musicians like Lee “Scratch” Perry or King Tubby.
Jam Band Goose Makes Its Miami Debut at the Fillmore
Surprisingly, it’s taken Goose a decade to make its way to South Florida.
Revolution Live Celebrates 20 Years of Bringing Music to the Masses
On September 28, 2004, the Wailers performed at the first concert at Revolution Live in Fort Lauderdale.
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Xiu Xiu Return to Miami With a New Album
If you’re expecting a rock album from Xiu Xiu, you’ll need to expand your scope of what a rock record is allowed to be.
The Red Pears Bring Turn-of-the-Century Rock Energy to Gramps
The Red Pears are keen to put on a show audiences won’t soon forget.
Sigur Rós Will Bring Otherworldly Symphonies to the Arsht Center
Icelandic trio Sigur Rós will take the stage alongside the 40-person Wordless Music Orchestra.
Hunters of the Alps Release Music Video for “Naufragio”
“We knew something was off with my mother; she was entering Alzheimer’s. The song is about the emotional toll,” says Mario Giancarlo.